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@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&#@ # $ $ A % & @ @ Hacker's Guide # # $ $ to % % & & The Internet @ @ # # $ $ By: The Gatsby % % & &@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#{body}amp;@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@ @ # $ Version 2.00 ! AXiS ! 7/7/91 $ % & &@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@#{body}amp;@#$%&@#$%&@#$%&@ 1 Index ~~~~~~~~~ Part: Title: ~~~~ ~~~~~ 1 Index 2 Introduction 3 Glossary, Acronyms & Abbreviations 4 What is The Internet ? 5 Where Can You Access The Internet 6 TAC 7 Basic Commands a TELNET command b ftp ANONYMOUS to a Remote Site c Basic How to tftp the Files d Basic Fingering 8 Networks You Will See Around 9 Internet Protocols 10 Host Name & Address 11 Tips and Hints 2 Introduction ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well, I was asked to write this file by Haywire (aka. Insanity, SysOp of Insanity Lane), about Internet. Thus the first release of this file was in a IRG newsletter. Due to the mistakes of the last release of this file has prompted me to "redo" some of this file, add some more technical stuff and release it for AXiS. I have not seen any files written for the new comer to Internet, so this will cover the basic commands, the use of Internet, and some tips for hacking through internet. There is no MAGICAL way to hacking a UNIX system, i have found that brute force works best (Brute hacker is something different). Hacking snow balls, once you get the feel of it, it is all clock work from there. Well i hope you enjoy the file. If you have any questions i can be reached on a number of boards. This file was written for hackers (like me) who do not go to school with a nice Internet account, this is purely written for hackers to move around effectively who are new to Internet. The last part of this file is for people who know what they are doing, and want more insight. - The Crypt - - 619/457+1836 - - Call today - - Land of Karrus - - 215/948+2132 - - Insanity Lane - - 619/591+4974 - - Apocalypse NOW - - 2o6/838+6435 - <*> AXiS World HQ <*> and any other good board across the country..... Mail me on the Internet: gats@ryptyde.cts.com bbs.gatsby@spies.com The Gatsby 3 Glossary, Acronyms & Abbreviations ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ACSE - Association Control Service Element, this is used with ISO to help manage associations. ARP - Address Resolution Protocol, this is used to translate IP protocol to Ethernet Address. ARPA - defence_Advanced_Research_Project_Agency. ARPANET - defence Advanced Research Project Agency or ARPA. This is a experimental PSN which is still a sub network in the Internet. CCITT - International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee is a international committee that sets standard. I wish they would set a standard for the way they present their name! CERT - Computer Emergency Response Team, they are responsible for coordinating many security incident response efforts. In other words, these are the guys you do not want to mess with, because they will make your life a living hell. They are the Internet pigs, but they do have real nice reports on "holes" in various UNIX strands, which you should get, they will help you a lot. CMIP - Common Management Information Protocol, this is a new HIGH level protocol. CLNP - Connection Less Network Protocol is a OSI equivalent to Internet IP DARPA - Defence Advanced Research Project Agency. See ARPANET DDN - Defence Data Network driver - a program (or software) that communicates with the network itself, examples are TELNET, FTP, RLOGON, etc ftp - File Transfer Protocol, this is used to copy files from one host to another. FQDN - Fully Qualified Domain Name, the complete hostname that reflects the domains of which the host is a part gateway - Computer that interconnects networks host - Computer that connected to a PSN. hostname - Name that officially identifies each computer attached internetwork. Internet - The specific IP-base internetwork. IP - Internet Protocol which is the standard that allows dissimilar host to connect. ICMP - Internet Control Message Protocol is used for error messages for the TCP/IP LAN - Local Area Network MAN - Metropolitan Area Network MILNET - DDN unclassified operational military network NCP - Network Control Protocol, the official network protocol from 1970 until 1982. NIC - DDN Network Information Center NUA - Network User Address OSI - Open System Interconnection. An international standardization program facilitate to communications among computers of different makes and models. Protocol - The rules for communication between hosts, controlling the information by making it orderly. PSN - Packet Switched Network RFC - Request For Comments, is technical files about Internet protocols one can access these from anonymous ftp at NIC.DDN.MIL ROSE - Remote Operations Service Element, this is a protocol that is used along with OSI applications. TAC - Terminal Access Controller; a computer that allow direct access to internet. TCP - Transmission Control Protocol. TELNET - Protocol for opening a transparent connection to a distant host. tftp - Trivial File Transfer Protocol, one way to transfer data from one host to another. UDP - User Datagram _Protocol UNIX - This is copyrighted by AT$T, but i use it to cover all the look alike UNIX system, which you will run into more often. UUCP - Unix-to-Unix Copy Program, this protocol allows UNIX file transfers. This uses phone lines using its own protocol, X.25 and TCP/IP. This protocol also exist for VMS and MS-DOS (Why not Apple's ProDOS ? I still have one!). uucp - uucp when in lower case refers to the UNIX command uucp. For more information on uucp read The Mentors files in LoD Tech. Journals. WAN - Wide Area Network X.25 - CCITTs standard protocol that rules the interconnection of two hosts. In this text file i have used several special charters to signify certain thing. Here is the key.